Yes Deere engines use thousands of pounds worth of diesel in comparison to near all other brands in their lifetimes.
No, a 6155r should not be using so much fuel on light load work.
I'd contact Deere direct. The dealer will have no fuel metering equipment, and the best they can do or determine if the engine is outputting 300hp on a dyno to account for its thirst.
It's also difficult to understand why it's used 250l of adblue when Deere promote that much of their engine emissions control is solved with egr and a dpf. Adblue use should be significantly less than competitors.
It needs fixed, or replaced by Deere.
The alternative is another brand, not another Deere if they won't fix it.
No, a 6155r should not be using so much fuel on light load work.
I'd contact Deere direct. The dealer will have no fuel metering equipment, and the best they can do or determine if the engine is outputting 300hp on a dyno to account for its thirst.
It's also difficult to understand why it's used 250l of adblue when Deere promote that much of their engine emissions control is solved with egr and a dpf. Adblue use should be significantly less than competitors.
It needs fixed, or replaced by Deere.
The alternative is another brand, not another Deere if they won't fix it.